Silverbarr

Where I find Vampires in BG series were well thought out and characterised pretty well, I find the Liches lacked most of that, granted they looked cool and were awesome to battle, but they lacked in the character department. In fact most of the Liches were silent enemies with no apparent lore behind them - please correct me if I'm wrong I'm a few years overdue on another playthrough! Undead, and especially the likes of Vampires and Liches should either be exasperated with the prolonged life they have lived, driven mad by the condition, be power-hungry nihilists, or perhaps even be autotheist. At least those would be the main directions I would like to see, and a variation would be ideal.

So, if someone likes to play differently than you do, you think they are mental...interesting... If a man takes a good ribeye steak and boils it, he's not exercising freedom of choice. He's an idiot. Actually, I disagree. If a man or woman wants to boil their steak, that's up to them and does NOT make them an idiot. Perhaps, they really like boiled meat. From your statements, I gather that you are quite egocentric. If someone doesn't agree with your point of view, you attack them by calling them mental or idiots. I, on the other hand, think that people should have the option to do WHATEVER they want, as long as they are not hurting anyone else. I actually found that you jumped onto his comment first, just because he used a phrase which everyone else understood had no real weight behind it. And then decide to attack him at a personal level by stating "I gather you are quite egocentric", and continue into falling onto your own sword by stating that if he doesn't agree with someone point of view that he attacks them - hilariously what you have done to him. I didn't see him hurt anyone else, so perhaps you should get off that high horse?